While the iPhone 12 is the latest and greatest, Apple is still selling the iPhone 11 as part of its lineup of new iPhones. Furthermore, many existing iPhone 11 users are likely wondering whether the...

TVAUG Tuesdays – Help Session

Keep in mind that we have Apple repair place here in The Villages. One that many members have used is uBreakiFix.  I've had work done to a cracked iPad screen and an iPhone battery replacement. Many...

We have not been meeting in-person at Saddlebrook since March.  So there are probably quite a few members who have not renewed their yearly memberships since they typically would do so by going to the back table before one of our meetings.

TVAUG usually sends out 2 automated emails each week.  One is on Friday evenings notifying members about the upcoming TVAUG TUESDAYS meetings via Zoom. The other is our Weekly News bulletin that...

TVAUG Tuesdays – Special Interest Group (SIG) Meeting

Because we still don’t know when things will be getting back to normal at Saddlebrook, the board has agreed that ALL ACTIVE members of TVAUG should be added to the forum. 

While Macs tend to be more secure than their Windows counterparts, this doesn’t mean they’re invincible. As Apple’s share of the computer market has grown over the years, hackers have placed an increased emphasis on targeting these devices. If you’re using a Mac, you need to be extra careful.

With each yearly major update of iOS, Apple tightens the screws on apps and services that seek to violate your privacy in order to turn a buck. This year is no different, with several very visible new features to help you better understand and control how your data is accessed.

Shortly after the milestone releases, Apple has made available its first downloadable updates for the iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch bringing each up to iOS 14.0.1, iPadOS 14.0.1, watchOS 7.0.1 and tvOS 14.0.1.